Such a wonderful reflector!! I just deleted 25 messages - NONE of which had
a damn thing to do with Elecraft products or Elecraft technical issues. This
is becoming not an Elecraft reflector for product or technical issues, but a
place for all of you OF's to tell us how important you are. Think abo
There's a way to get around all the OT stuff and not have it clog your mailbox.
Set mail delivery to "off" and browse one the searchable daily web archives
instead. You can still reply via email. Hmmm. What would happen if Elecraft
turned mail delivery off for a week as an experiment?
Don NA6Z K
Interesting to see all the comments on this subject complaining about no
Elecraft subjects.
73 de Dave KJ6CBS
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Yes, Tom, I frequently delete dozens of messages in a single day that have
nothing to do with my interests in Elecraft gear too. The ones I delete have
to do with using this or that computer program or how people scored in this
contest or that.
But I would *never* want those posters to feel unw
Well said Tom. This reflector has been hijacked by five or six guys
who seem to be experts on EVERYTHING. Subject matter has
deteriorated. Days on end of what KN means. You have to be kidding
me. 73's KT9T
On Jul 19, 2011, at 4:17 PM, Tommy Alderman wrote:
> Such a wonderful reflector!! I
Like Tommy I too end up deleting a ton of postings. The primary reason is
because the subject field indicates equipment I don't have, or modes of
operation I don't use. Also, there tends to be an endless string of thread
postings until Eric finally says "hey, enough, guys."
Nevertheless, I have no
List moderators must get vacations just like the rest of us
Pete--K1MPM
On Jul 19, 2011, at 5:46 PM, William H. Droeger, Jr. wrote:
> Well said Tom. This reflector has been hijacked by five or six guys
> who seem to be experts on EVERYTHING. Subject matter has
> deteriorated. Days o
My Gmail mail client takes care of threading, and with two hot keys (J
and K), I can delete a days worth of ENTIRE THREADS of posts I don't
care about in 10 or 15 seconds, including a good deal of technical
posts that don't interest me but are useful and interesting to others.
So what's the big de
I unsubscribed to the Elecraft net last fall because the noise on here was
becoming untolerable. There were so many "here's what happened to me", "I
remember this was the way.. " and so on. I need to learn about what is
happening with the Elecraft line and not with soem protocol. I've been on
In Outlook, all Elecraft reflector mail goes into its own folder
automatically using an Outlook "rule".
In the Elecraft folder I click on "Arranged by / Conversation" and delete
any string that's not of interest.
Very quick, very easy. Keeps the blood pressure wy down ;-)
73,
Ron AC7AC
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And Thunderbird can do the same. Why sort through emails in your Inbox
when your email client can sort them into the appropriate folders for
you. Everything with [Elecraft] in the subject line goes into my
Elecraft folder - I can deal with it from there.
If everything is dumped into your Inbo
On 7/19/2011 3:04 PM, k...@baymoon.com wrote:
> I guess it would be cool if there was some macro that would stuff
> everything into the trash folder except the topics of interest to
> me. Or, maybe there already is such a macro.
My e-mail client (Thunderbird) as does most if not every modern
On 7/19/2011 4:06 PM, Don Putnick wrote:
> What would happen if Elecraft turned mail delivery off for a
> week as an experiment?
My delete key would get rusty from disuse... :-)
-- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane
Elecraft K2/100 s/n 5402
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> Such a wonderful reflector!! I just deleted 25 messages - NONE of which
> had a damn thing to do with Elecraft products or Elecraft technical
> issues. This is becoming not an Elecraft reflector for product or
> technical issues, but a place for all of you OF's to tell us how
> important you are.
Oh goodness me...why can't we all just get along?
Grin
Gary
On 20 July 2011 15:53, Dave Sergeant wrote:
> > Such a wonderful reflector!! I just deleted 25 messages - NONE of which
> > had a damn thing to do with Elecraft products or Elecraft technical
> > issues. This is becoming not an Elecra
Tom,
Email filters are not just for junk. They can also be used to filter subjects
in the reflector I'm not interested in, like statements about us OF's and the
people that send them.
73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
ARRL Lifetime Member
QCWA Lifetime Member
On Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:17:20 -
On 20/07/2011 9:51, Phil Kane wrote:
> My e-mail client (Thunderbird) as does most if not every modern e-mail
> reader has such a tool - it's called a Message Filter. I tell it what to
> look for, and it routes it to a specified folder. That's how I sort postings
> from various groups, and within t
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